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Proverbs 30:27 · BSB
30:27 the locusts have no king, yet they all advance in formation;
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…And in the Greek, he has the name Apollyon. Now, the locusts have a king, which tells us that these aren't ordinary. Which is interesting. BecauseProverbs 30, verse 27says the locusts have no king. And yet, these locusts do. Hebrew named Abdan, Greek name Apollin, both names in Hebrew and Greek mean destroyer and…
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…opposite. We're told by King Solomon that earthly locusts have no king. Now Solomon was the world's greatest botanist. The Bible tells us thatProverbs 30 verse 27, the locusts have no King Solomon said yet they all advance in ranks. But these demonic creatures in Chapter 9, do they have a king? We see in…
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…a man who lived thousands of years ago, twenty six hundred years ago, a man by the name of Agur, the son of Jakeh. It's the words that you find inProverbs 30:24-28. Now, the whole book of Proverbs is, is about attaining wisdom, about understanding, of gaining insight, words of understanding. And if you want if…
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…the big and fancy things of this world, but the small things of this world to teach us lessons about the way he thinks. And so I want to look atProverbs 30, verses 24 through 28, and then I want to chew on what God's trying to teach us through four small creatures. Because I think it's really kind of amazing. So let's read.…
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